Each year, we are fortunate to welcome a new group of interns to The Conservation Foundation. They bring not only extra hands, but fresh ideas, energy, and personalities that rejuvenate our staff and our programs. This year’s interns, many of whom have left us to return to school, joined our staff on the land, in our rivers, at summer camp, at garden workdays, and at events throughout our service area. We would like to sincerely thank the following interns for all of their hard work and willingness to get their hands dirty, their feet (and more) wet, and bring such positivity to so many different areas of our mission:
Owen Robles, Alex Ricardo, Aiden Townsend, Donovan Brooks, Jack Ma – Green Earth Harvest
Louis Quigley – Watershed Intern
Walter Dozier – Advancement Intern
James Roberts – Land Restoration Intern
Sydney Bruinsma – Community Conservation Intern
Advancement Intern Walter spent his time behind the camera instead of in front of it, so he is not pictured here but you can check out the photo blog he put together during his time with The Conservation Foundation.
We truly hope their experiences with The Conservation Foundation were informative and rewarding, and that they will come back and visit often. They are just the type of people we need to make lasting impact in natural resources conservation. Thank you, Interns!